We also talked to somebody in Peckham, a neighborhood in South London.

我们还采访了一名住在伦敦南部佩卡姆地区的居民。

Mr Peckham calls it " a neurobiological process to keep us alive" .

佩卡姆先生称之为“维持我们生存的神经生物学过程”。

You stay with the police station. I'll look at the boy from Peckham.

你来调查警局 我去查查那个男孩的来历。

In a poll Mr Peckham cites, almost half of young Russians were unaware of Stalin's reign of terror.

在佩卡姆引用的一项民意调查中，几乎一半的俄罗斯年轻人不知道斯大林的恐怖统治。

As Robert Peckham, a fellow at the Royal Historical Society in London, writes in " Fear: An Alternative History of the World" , anxiety about witches sprang from ignorance.

正如伦敦皇家历史学会（Royal Historical Society）研究员罗伯特·佩卡姆（Robert Peckham）在《恐惧：世界另类历史》（Fear： An Alternative History of the World）一书中所写的那样，对女巫的焦虑源于无知。

As a man who grew up in...a black man who grew up in Peckham, South London, an area that was proclaimed to be dangerous, wherever I went within the country...I was assumed to be dangerous, a threat.

作为一个在伦敦南部佩卡姆长大的人… … 作为一个黑人，无论我到英国的哪个地方，那里都被认为是危险的… … 我被认为很危险，是个威胁。

The main one is: " Power depends on fear." Mr Peckham argues that the turmoil of the Reformation and Counter-Reformation stemmed partly from the Catholic church's loss of its " monopoly on fear" in western Europe.

最主要的是：“权力取决于恐惧。佩卡姆认为，宗教改革和反宗教改革的动荡部分源于天主教会在西欧失去了“对恐惧的垄断”。